Monday, August, 3rd
Due to the continuing rainy weather, we will remain closed today and move out next pick to tomorrow (Tuesday) at 8am-12pm instead. See you Tuesday!
🫐 Blueberries
Our half-high blueberry bushes continue to have lovely picking. As we have a limited number of picking spaces, there may be wait times if we experience a larger crowd. We expect to have a few more picking days after Monday, with dates depending on weather and crop conditions. Please check back for updates after tomorrow's pick.
🫐 Black Currants
Black currants were heavily picked Thursday, but there are still some berries available for Monday. Expect lighter picking.
❤️ Red Raspberries
Finished for 2026
🌻 Sunflowers
Our sunflower field is still available to wander or take pictures of however, the flowers are now past the picking stage and sunflower bouquets will not be available again until the fall.
🍯 Farm Stand
Homemade preserves and 500 g jars of honey are available. Our 1 kg honey jars will be back in stock as soon as our new jars arrive.
🖤 Black Raspberries
Finished for 2026.
🍓 Late-Season Strawberries (Malwina Variety)
Finished for 2026.
🫛 Peas
Finished for the season.
Please Note
There are no longer tractor and wagon rides to the strawberry field at this point in the season. Please park and enjoy the short walk to the picking fields. Signs will direct you to the blueberry patch.
Looking Ahead
We will be closed Saturday and Sunday however, we expect to continue Pick-Your-Own blueberries into next week, with picking days determined by crop conditions and the weather. We typically close for most of August to focus on other farm work and prepare for the fall harvest season.
As always, please check our website or phone message before visiting, as our schedule may change based on crop conditions and weather.
Strawberry Season Job Opportunities for June 2026
We hire a small number of staff each year for the short but exciting strawberry harvest season in June. These positions are temporary, weather-dependent, and offer limited shifts, so they are best suited to students or anyone seeking short-term seasonal work rather than full-summer employment.
Because our season depends on the weather, we cannot give an exact start date. In past years, work has begun as early as June 9 and as late as June 28, so applicants must be available to start any time in June when the berries are ready. Flexibility is important during harvest season. We understand that many students are still in school until the end of June. Since our harvest often begins earlier, we give priority to university/college students and high school students who are finished school earlier and have daytime availability in June.
Employees will work approximately 2–12 shifts total. Full-season roles are usually filled by our family and returning staff, with additional help hired only when needed.
🍓 Nature of the work
The main job is picking strawberries, but working on the farm involves a variety of tasks. Staff may also be asked to:
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Supervise and assist customers in the field
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Help greet visitors and direct parking
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Carry baskets of strawberries to customer vehicles when needed
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Weed, pick rocks, or train runners when the field is not busy
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Help with general farm work as required
Personal Requirements:
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Adaptability to changing tasks and schedules
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Comfortable with highly physical work and all outdoor weather conditions
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Reliable and able to work independently or in a team
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Attention to detail and commitment to high-quality work
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Willingness to learn and use the scheduling app "DEPUTY"
Because we are open to the public, we are looking for people who are friendly, outgoing, responsible, and comfortable speaking with customers. Some shifts involve supervising visitors as much as picking, so a positive attitude is important.
🍓 Availability & expectations
These jobs require good availability during June, especially daytime hours in early to mid-June if the season starts early.
This position is a great fit for applicants who enjoy being outdoors and can be flexible with their schedule.
It may not be the best fit for those with very busy schedules, frequent sports commitments, or limited availability, since the timing of the harvest cannot be adjusted.
No experience is required, and this can be a great first job for the right person. We are happy to train, and we are looking for people who are reliable, flexible, and ready to jump in when the berries are ready.
We look forward to meeting this year’s strawberry crew! 🍓
How to Apply:
Email a resume to christine@fruition.ca
Special consideration is given to applicants available for early morning shifts (6am start)
We appreciate all applicants’ efforts; however, only those closely matching our requirements will be contacted for the interview period between May 1st to 15th, 2026.
